Educational Audiologist for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students

ESC of Lake Erie West; Toledo (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

ESC of Lake Erie West in Toledo, Ohio is seeking a dedicated Audiologist in a full-time position. The role involves assessing and treating Deaf/Hard of Hearing students, conducting audiometric evaluations, and recommending hearing aids and assistive devices.

The candidate will work as part of a team within Deaf/Hard of Hearing programs, with responsibilities spanning evaluation, reporting, and collaboration with teachers and parents. Licensure in Ohio is required or attainable.

Qualifications

• Doctoral or master's degree in Audiology.
• Current licensure through the Ohio Speech and Hearing Board.
• Ohio State Board of Education Pupil Service Registration or ability to attain registration.
• Experience in pediatric audiology preferred.
• Citizenship, residency or work visa required.

Responsibilities

• Assess auditory status and amplification needs of children including diagnostic audiograms and immittance measures.
• Oversee equipment for service and maintenance and keep records of serial numbers.
• Provide in-services to teachers and support personnel on classroom accommodations.
• Educate parents regarding audiological information and student needs.
• Identify resources for diagnostic evaluations and amplification equipment for children.
• Interpret assessment information to teachers, students and parents.
• Maintain student records and submit required reports.

Skills

Pediatric audiology experience

Diagnostic audiometry

Education

Doctoral Degree in Audiology

Master's Degree in Audiology

Current licensure Ohio Speech and Hearing Board

Job description

ESC of Lake Erie West in Toledo, Ohio is seeking a dedicated Audiologist in a full-time position. The role involves assessing and treating Deaf/Hard of Hearing students, conducting audiometric evaluations, and recommending hearing aids and assistive devices.

The candidate will work as part of a team within Deaf/Hard of Hearing programs, with responsibilities spanning evaluation, reporting, and collaboration with teachers and parents. Licensure in Ohio is required or attainable.